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Our partner for deposit protected savings

We've partnered with Raisin UK, a new kind of financial services company bringing high street beating rates together into one place. Once you’ve registered for your Raisin UK Account, you’ll have access to their full marketplace, which includes savings accounts and rates that are exclusive to Raisin UK customers.

Their partner banks offer fixed rate bonds, notice accounts and easy access savings accounts, with different term lengths and features, meaning it’s easy to find the option that’s right for you and your money.

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The Raisin UK steps

Register

Register for a free Raisin UK Account

Apply

Apply for savings accounts from partner banks

Transfer

Transfer deposits to your Raisin UK Account

Earn

Earn money from your savings

Fixed rate bonds

Fixed rate bonds

Ideal if you know you want to use the money for something specific in the future, and you’d like to earn as much interest as possible in the meantime.

  • You’re likely to earn the most interest with this type of savings account.
  • However, you’re agreeing to ‘lock’ the money away until the end of a set term, so you won’t be able to withdraw any money until then.
  • The interest rate is ‘fixed’ for the whole term, so you’ll know from the start how much interest you’ll earn by the end of the term.
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Easy Access accounts

Easy Access accounts are ideal if you want to keep earning interest on your money, but you would like to be able to withdraw money at any time.

  • This is one of the most flexible types of savings accounts.
  • You can withdraw or top up money whenever you want.
  • The interest rate isn’t fixed, so it could go down whilst your money is in the account.
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Easy Access accounts
Notice Accounts

Notice Accounts

Notice accounts are ideal if you want to put your money away now and keep earning interest on it, and then access to the money in the future.

  • You’re likely to earn a good rate of interest with this type of savings account.
  • You can keep the money in the savings account for as long as you like, but you’ll have to give ‘notice’, between 30 and 180 days, when you want to withdraw your money.
  • The interest rate isn’t fixed, so it could go down whilst your money is in the account.
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